The Archdiocese of Portland, Oregon is the latest to push back on what it calls 'gender identity theory'. In a document released to teachers and others, Archbishop Alexander Sample wrote, "This means that names, pronouns, facilities' use, attire and sports participation should depend upon biological sex identity rather than self-perceived gender identity." Meanwhile, a student at St. Joseph's High School in Ontario, Canada says he was suspended and later arrested for organizing school protests against biological males in girls' bathrooms. Josh Alexander says he also argued in class that God created 2 unchangeable genders. His lawyer says the school accused him of bullying transgender students. High school student Josh Alexander joins to share what he said when he spoke out in class about gender issues and what happened next. Alexander talks about the protest he organized outside of St. Joseph's High School. He responds to the school's accusations of "bullying" transgender students. Alexander discusses whether anybody at the school ever mentioned that transgender ideology is not in line with Catholic teaching despite it being a Catholic school. He fills us in on whether there is anyone at the school that says they agree with him.

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